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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

HosKLL. A2z "a seal i b<iag dug n
the Bsixaberhood of ne last gas vel do
covered here. sad Il : n0Tning. When doS q
ssoot txeaty-two feet, Surprised the work
men ~ bl0wiax 1y their PIPE, toels. etc. A
iikht vas sppiied. eAiea resolts3 ~ = ter
r.hc blaze nany feeE high. sae reQalFsa ne
c0mbined efartS of ssFer2s workmeD 70
shut Il OF before Is dsssFosed she bullaiags
nsar b.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
DON'T STAND THE 1881.
4 Terrific Boiler gvpIssssa ss Bradford

BssnFoRu, "a. Auz. 50-A boiler in
Kane & Rysns boiler shops while being
tested preparatory % beng shipped swsy,
exploded A. nocn today. James Kane.
ere ef The pvapriefors. wss III
sfantiv killed HIS hcdv was soarS
between swo DWELLINGS entirely siriure.i
of - clothing aaN teruetT manxle3. The
hesd wss co1pistelv severed frcr, tae
hcnv A emploTe nsh1ea irc6f-sv Wa
sifehtlv injured. A portion cf the eoi sr
weizsnE trrse 81 four tors vas thrown 4
Tis5anca ef 40 Sect AaG struck the tender
of 81 engine stsnd ns - TIE Unieu 6erot
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

HowsL.. Aug. s0.-Aiss Mary kslenday.
eldest 6augh .eE II Lyman Aeiesday. a
highly esteeEsed young lasy Of sSout ~
years. took teasp00nful of csresllc scia.
mistzking il for Blackberry syrup. this
morning sad died al hear afterwards
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

there we're ssids1cas of = s.F0Eze A. he
foola- The Fissf = belAx oEasEs4 tef Tx
body ard arrests VII es 1sds so1ss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

A. Claelnnsti-C Cincinnati 7; Athletics2
A. L0uisville- Louisville .. AetsopoLtans 5
A 81 Louis-st. Louis 7. Brooklyn 4.
Al CieveiAnd-Cle Cleseland 2 Baltimore
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

tslt2 - "a t-s-s-ss--.-N-
KALAMAZOO, Aug. 5o.-rodsy's was
loosely played contest on both sides. the
home team being easy winners. Alexander
pitched ia hard luek. Walker catching very
poorly and allowing II stolen bases. The
score.
Kalamazoo ....---....5 q 2 0 .-l6
Akrsn. .....--..-........0 . o.
lsDlrs-luIg.n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

The Standing Of the clubs up 10 snd in
ciadiag tas games Of yesterday, Is as tol-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Essr TAvas. Aug 30.-Anothex murder
= supposed 70 have besn eonmfsed here
Saturday nisht Toung Mas named Myers
cane down frsn tie ianber carp aid
sfosned a Tsvss CITY. II = supposed be
bad considersbie uonev vifh kiu He ps-t
M ats urfvsfe aoe-3lar hcuss. hut hss
been IA issirg since sunday 1ght. and foui
rseV - s1eDected HIS clothing covere1
With bleed Wss fosnd Under q wos6 Y's
nesr hfs stnpr5re plsce snd hrs shoes A. IT,
house. TIE prsus fses were sesrctes ysster-
dav. HIS bea Vas spsftere1 TIA s5oed szA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
How Things Happen at Hastings.

sssaos,st n ~ ys-sasNs- sssN4o-
HASTINGS, Aug. Soy esterdsy fhe Eyart
base ball team swooped down upon the
Hastings nine ike a hawk on q Spring
chicken and did them up 10 to 1.-Two
youthful piokpockets apparently about II
years old are now lsnguishing in the county
jail. They were caught the last day of the
reunion, had their examination this morn
ing and were bound over for trial in the
Circuit Court. One vss caught ia the ect
while picking q ladT's pocket and the
other came to grief while trying 70 take a
watch from a man. who proved 70 have
taxing qualities entirely anlooked for. The
verdant thief found himself in the clutches
Of one who bsd Be trouble IN holding him
AZ quiet ss = lamb until an officer came to
take him in charge
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS

at IS. 80, IS, 90 SO, 90, IS,
So, IS, 81 and upwards as high
as IS. Ladies II ght Dresses 50,
90, IS, IS, 81, Si.rS, Sr.7s, sI.ss,
SI.6o, SI.75, and as high as
Sale each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

sxcNss,vs 70 vss 7ztsasts sssf4e.
Flrvr. Aug. 3o.-While thrsshing on the
farm Of Lyman @. Curtis about Eve miles
northeast Of the city. the boiler exploded.
about Il O'Clock this forenoon Several
r7eu were sE work near hy sxtinsBis ishing q
Ire q = hsY stack. and kr Curtis and "a
ether man we're fatally injured and several
others seriously hart A 1hrssher named
Hank Ackiev is sulong toe istssr. vale a
lady. wao wss watching he thrsshsrs vas
severely scsided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
Dipi0eno Noiirrs.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II broadway. MN \ ohK March y 1887.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-1ALF
~ PER CENT the consolidated capital stock OF inns
has been declared pay able the Once Oi TIE com
pany. No II Broadway. aud after April !. 1851 me
transfer books will be closed O'Clock D. SATURDAY
March 49, ana Saturday, Apr z, 1881 AT ~
O'Clock a. D. w. MCWlLIIAhS,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
NETWORK.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY co.
Nickel Piate.)

The Purchasing Committee under agreement OF Feb a.
1887 OF the NewYork Chicago and
st. Louis Railway Company. HEREBY GIVES NorlCb
that security (who not arciiy assoned 10
avail bsnohts under sail agreement must
bond certificates the Central Trust Company
Of New.York stamping deposit their bonds with saih
company and the stock assessments and have te
certificates properly stamped by said trust company On
OR BEFORE MARCH 10. 1891
After the 10Th Inst certihcates boni aud stock VIII
only stamped received under the upon pay
men al per and per OF tho face value
IN bonds and bond certificates
FL OI.COTT,
CHAIRMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
Busincss propsrtp for Sale ano Go Fl
Ciip propertp tuanteo.

NANTED.-DOwn-t town property for cash
w buyera rutland d WHITING. Reekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
Auction 9ales Of Real estate.

A PHILIP A. SMYTH, Auctioneer.
sMYTH q RYAN will sell at Auction on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1e
At IL O'Clock, noon, at
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. so -65 LIBERTYsT..
EXECUTORS SALE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McKENNA. deceased.
6TH.AvE. l33D AND bath $751;
Twelve full lots n. 5h-ave and l33d-st, four
attaining on and six on i84thst These lots
ready for the streets and avenues
are completely finished and they contain valuable building
sand
10 per cent mortgage at per cent
Mans &C At office OF Auctioncers. 10 Liberty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14

RECORDED REAL. ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
following shows the real estate transactions recorded
AveA Of llelhst. 9o1e8; executors. etc. OF nm
shsse hSp !. i2tii II Of i55do 25Ii0o; Irving
5s,s It, g. s55 r. Of istavc 25rioo5 siatiery
and w,eto Curry 5000
and vie To- peckermar 1900
sis' Is Ie marks to I + 49,. 5000
""se n ri, ~ i and another $3.50
ISsiSs feferss To- Claim 1925
.onsys ,ss !, % " sso K snso
c0IIn feiI and M wife TO 10 = nones,eei $500
EIdrsSee and wife to Pettit............ $4,000
III; { 4 Tro%p 70 : = Troup '.......... 2O475
Bis. 's i ioP S' d : sad.o%aSs iSii0ai ~
Same M1 property G.Soas e al 70 1s5Oo
etc Of Potter II Degro. 1925
sthsve. es 81 q . q sstA'st' lsnio2a Geoz .oo
Same property. sterling Coils. 10000
A'sssi asssss -Is Shepard Louis
Asdst 20 Il Of sthsvc 2osi6oii Dagfo
ssds %a S'' Is i shave soIsSs Chimney
si. s.s T'.s 30 I ,a1s aSi for.ci WV
beer aid wife 70 Tho Clinton Apartment - $1,000
tarie and VIE 10 $500
Sios95' SIMPSON 10 + sohInt ............... 200
tain and wife 10 II Fowkes 2l.000
WrcnnoS W $4,000
and N nsoI % staier deeds ....... la5.I00
and wife 10 FINN Se '.e. a75o
.snd wife 10 Kno S.@ .-.oo. $4,000
sncSt ct Al TO Williams. .o,.oo $4,000
and Ogden 70 %aysrs $1,000
kame property; Mayer 70 II Darling. .............
sa Anna EsSpsr, Dsnn'' ..l 10000
ssd vfs " 3 vessel. Ivy. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS:

TIE CENTRAL TRUST co or NEw-YoRK.
NEWYogK March !. IS5I.(
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN that an issue Of foryyoar.
per cent mortgage bonds daiet November l. 1885,
secured by mortgage tho Decatur AMI Evans
vile Railway the undersigned and william A. He'll
man as Trustee having iorikei AMI prepared the
nndersigned will ami after March 1887 exchange the
same bond for tho outstanding income bonds
said company Upon tho Peoria DIVISION ss5SOOO and
upon the Evansville 81 $50 OO1 amounting in all TO
s2Oss.oO0
TIE CENTRAL TRUST co. or NETWORK.
BY
y. T.. OLCOTT
rroaidant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
Boar0 an0 Rooms tOanle0.

A PARTMENT WANTED.-A parlOr and
orr bedrooms; well situated Possession lst APP H.
house where there restaurant where meals
siod n desired. This wanted 10y family living
town when they the city, Address with iull
particulars 10 alton and terms a. H. o. Tribune Uptown
Onice 1888 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
THE DOOM or "BUCKET .SUOPS"
TWO ARRESTS MADE BY INSPECTOR BYRSns's MEN

TWO ARRESTS MADE BY INSPECTOR BYRSRs's MEN
THE PRISONERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
Since the recent decision Of the courts which rce-
gated tho "buckct shop brokers the category
gamblers tho police and detectives have evnccd a
laudable zeal I'm bringing to light tho dark ways Of
several Of those sly rOgucs. number Of them have
been impclled by grim necessity to shut mp their shops.
Two moro cases were tried before Justice Kbrcth at
the TOmbS Police Court yesterday. Tho first tkat
Of George s. Haitt & Co., Of No. 40 Broadway. The
suit against this firm brought at the instance Of
Detective John Kalca, Of the Central Station who
testified that he went to their bucket shop" at the
above address on November 10 and paid SlO for ten
shares Of stock at 81 19 In five minutes the shares
fell 1e The detective charged the clerk in tho oico,
George s. Hatt, with receiving tho money and the latter
arrested and held In $500 bonds to answer at Cen
cral Sessions. Charles r. B!sscll, Of No 45 West
Twenty -sixth-st, gave the required bail
The second that Of Walter C. Ellis, Of No.
&C Futon-s Brooklyn, and John Lee Of No. 354 West
Thirty second St, who charged by Officer John Nc
Guinness of the Central station, with keeping bucket
shop" at No 3S New-st. 1t was on November 10, hc
stated that he to their Office and purchased ten
shares OF ST. Paul for Sl0 Tho shares were quoted
at o. 10 when he bought thcm but they Immediately
took drop Of 1 g and the officer lost his money Ellis
and Lee were held In bail OF $500 each to appear
at General Sessions.
When Inspector Byrnes was asked YESTERDAY II tho
% he city he said with doubtful shake Of his head
1t Is not certain how far we can go IN that dcctlo
Tho cOnVlcuDn In tho 1Odu case saNc us eonlc VII
In getting evidence against the poprctOrS
Of bucket shops tho city, but II is understood
that the case Will be appealed and until becomes
test by the decision OF the highest court, IL
Will be necessary for US TO proceed Carefully. we
have been getting evidence against most OF tho
bucket shops but tho work has to be done s9wy
and In many II Is difficult to get the right hnd
Of evidence to warrant arrests The evidence that
we got against two places was regarded AT thc Dsl9
Attorneys Office as positive, and Mr.. Purdy was 90
tailed by the to begin prosecution
in each Application made 10 Police Justlco
Kilbrcth for warrants this norning and he a"thonca
the arrests that made to-day. II is not uii-
likely that arrests Of the same kind VIII be mac
enn
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
INS1NITI FOLLOWING FAITH CT'RE
WASHING AWAY EVIL INFLUENCES.
EFFECT or TRAIN NJ ny "CHErSrrAN SCIENCE" "
on MRS. K1DDER ~ CHICAGO
TBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TniBuyEl

CHICAGO. Nov. GA H. KiIlcr husband If the
woman who has become dcmcntcd Dc claims.
through the mnmmcry of Mrs. Anna Johnson. n faith
cure or Christian Science" doctor said that soon after
Mrs Johnsons arrival In town about two months ago,
his wife heard Of her. and not being In good health
wanted to see her. She called on the woman, and
becoming infatuated with the treatment dismissed the
family physician and kept on with Mrs. Johnson When
he left her ono Thursday morning she acted little
quccrly-washing her hands frequently and saying
something about an cvil Influence. Toward noon She
went TO see Mrs. johnson and on lcavg hcr, instead
of taking the car or a cab She hired cxprcssman
to take hcr homo. On tho way, In some manner, the
expressman showed some money. whcrcupon She
knocked II out Of his hand, saying that the Lord would
not like him to have so much money. When she ar
rived at the house She began again to wash her hands
but otherwise quiet and rational That evening
she became violent and insisted seeing Mrs. John
son. The latter treated Mrs. klddcr 10y slappng her,
going through with whole lot Of nonscnsical mum
merry and praying for her. This quiced the patient
for while, but later In tho night her husband had To
take her to tho house Of their minister and have her
baptized This done to humor her. short
time aerwad she ran to tho bath room, and turning
the hot water held her hand under until the skin
came OF Her husband, although a strong man, could
Mr. Kddcr told at length Of other insane frcalss Of
self by pulling down heavy chandelier on their
heads. Ito finally forced to have her taken TO
do nothing with her.
"'Now,' said Mr. Kiddcr, al shall appeal to tho
state Board Of Health and sec II Mrs. Johnson and
such qnarks and frauds cannot be prevented from do
Ing the mischief they are doing. cannot, Of course
say positively that she IS the cause OF my wlfcs IN
sanity, but have doubt Of II In my own mind, and
| think the facts bear me ont
Mrs. Anna Johnson was seen aftcrward She aI.
pcared grlevcd at the condition OF Mis-. kiddcr ana
Indignant at the assertion Of Mr.. Kiddcr that she
blame for II. She said:
81 wrcsted grie;ousIy in the unfortunate adys be
half and relieved her from pain. ncvcr asked nor
accepted fee from Mrs. Kidder, and even pa my
own cab fare when went To see her Mr. kidder
has wronged Master
IL s lntimatcd that tho local authorities Will take
some action in the matter before long
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
UNEARTHING FRAUD ~ JERSEY CITY
ATTEMPTING TO BHIBE j. W. BIssELL TO WITH
DRAW OPPOSITION To CONTKACrOR.

ATTEMPTING TO BHBE j. W. BlSSELL TO WITH
DRAW OPPOSITION To CONTRACTOR.
Commits Warren, Of the jersey CITY Board of
Finance, unearthel what looks Ike an at
tempt fraud The COHmss siOner handed tne City Clek
the following afiIaSit tuesday night:
state OF New-York County Of Hudson,
John w. Bi>srll, being duly by according
his oath says that the meeting Of the Board
Of nance Of Jersey City, when the resolution of the
Public Works o Jersey City, awarding the
tract for the Improvement Of Chesnutaye 20 Francis C.
Mcchan about 10 be cOncmicd In by the Board Of
Finance the said Francis G. Meehan In close
On with gentleman doing business in Montgomery st.,
jersey CITY. After the meeting Of the Board and after
the said resolution referred back Committee Of
Concurrent Resolutions this gentleman who such
close conversation with the said Meehan,
leaving he building and stated that the full
OF ASSESSMENT for such ipIOy would be
put In NY hand In cash that day II would withdraw my
opposition 10 the award Of said contract 10 said Mcchan.
refused said proposition. sfterwad cndcdyOIcd "a
bring the matter 10 point whore / could connect -ad
Mechan with the proposition II he the originator Of
Il. for the double purpose Of having him punished and
prevent the awarding Of that contract 10 him
J. w. BI-eRII-
Sworn and subscribed Jersey City, \. j.. the
10Th dag Of November 1887, before F.. X. sK5rINR.
NOarY Public, New Jersey.
Mr. Bisscll stated that he bound by promise
20 make the Of the party who made the proposition
10 him public but would do he could feel
himself relieved fOm his promise. The matter Will be
Investigated
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
HANGED And SHOT By 4 MOE.
NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL IN FREDERICK CITY,
MARYLAND. AND LYNCHED.

NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL IN FREDERICK CITY,
MARYLAND. AND LYNCHED.
BALTIMORE, Nov % (Specirb.-John III. Bigus q
negro, on Friday night attacked Mrs Yeakle. widow
on a street in Frederick City. He was not found until
sunday. Mrs. Ycakle recognized him as her assal-
ant. The sheriff. to protect the prisoner, put him in
chains In the strongest cell I'm the county jail and
doubled the guards. Fifteen minutes after midnight
last night a mob of over hundred wearing
whto muslin masks, and the foremost of them armed
with picks and axes. marched from the suburbs of tho
town tho JAIL The mob at a signal rushed at tho
Jail door, and long heavy pole, used batterlng
ram, in few minutes splntcred the door, Tho
guards about BGus's cell powered the locks
broken Tho terrified negro was found crouchcd In q
corner, his hands hold beseechngly toward them for
mercy. rope placed about his neck He cried
out that no innocent but he ordered to como
on and with the rope tied around his neck led To
q ircc in front Of tho house OF George II. Rider,
Jefferson Heights. lie persisted I'm declaring his In
nocence, until he was swung up and nearly stranglc
Then he made confession. In which hc implicated
Joeo Hall, another negro He was then given three
minutes to pray. Tho leader Of the lynchers held
dark lantern that tho light would fall his opened
watch. When the three minutes expired, he rc-
marked, " Times up" and the next instant tho negro
was swinging in the air. The death seemed rather
too slow, for of tho ynchers drew revolver and
empted three chambers OF 1t into the suspended BODY
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
THE PRINCES HOARSENESS CONTINUES
DIR. scnMIDT's REPORT on The CASE-wnAT DID

DIR. vIRCHOw FINDf
BERLIN. Nov. % "A dispatch from San Reno says
that the Crown Princes voice continues very hOarso
of the patient which is still cntrustcd Dr. Howell
Dr. Bramann, however, will remain at San Reno I'm
orler be ready at any moment to perform surgical
operation in dangerous !niiammatOry action rem
ders such course necessary.
Dr. Schmidt, In a report to the Medical Society
OF Berlin on the case OF the Crown Prince, SAYS
Dr. Cerhadt first consulted March g. After
ward by two operations he removed tuinOr from the
left vocal chord He then intimatcd to Dr. Wcgcncr
and Dr. Orth, Of Ems, his fears that cancer existed
sidered merely probationary, the object being TO as
certain whether the swelling ben gn or mall gnan
On June DR. LandgTaf discovered swelling In the
lsrnyx on July / another swelling was observed,
situated the pOstcriOr wall OF the larnyx, with
strong outgrOwth toward tho left vocal chord
On August Dr. Mackenzie undertook TO eradicate the
swelling Afer his operations the Crown Prince
went to Bracmar The German doctors for whom no
accommodations WIS pre- 1ded al Draemal, were NOT
admitted TO make a further examination until August
% The left vocal chord then showed several
pointed cxcrescenccs which DR.. Mackenzie assumed
the German doctors LETT.
In conclusion DIR. schmid, declares that "canccrous
innraion has existed from the very beginning below
produced the papillary growths rhe chord. About
the removal OF these the public is already fully In
formed"
The "National Zcitung7 says: at is reported in
medical circles that Dr. VirchOw found caucerous
particles in the discharge from the growth In the
Crown Princes throat The portion sent to Dr. Vir-
chow, however, was much shaken in transit
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
GREVY DECIDES TO RESIGN.
up WILL EXPLAIN THINGS TO The CoUN-
TRY.
~ RIyoT WILL BE ASKED TO FORM M'N''i"'
TO sUPERINTEND THE SELECTION of



PRESIDENT =,
, Nov 29-Prcsident Grcvy to-day III
.ormod NJ Marct, a Radical mchl'cr vi VIZ
Insmher Of Deputies for the Department VI Wv
co;ne that he had decided TO resign. fle s"iu
.a would tomorrow ask NJ Ribot 10 form
ministry 10 superintcnd the meeting OF the Ooii-
% .1o Senotc and the Chamber of Deputies,
s-h;oh will select a new President III NJ. Moot
.,o,Id rcfuse TO form Ministry. he will ask NJ
I,ohlot 70 do So NJ. Grevy further stated that
80 will not Quit his post before issuing an address
,o the country in which he Will Npudla'e re-
sponsibility for the present s'ate Vi a""ii' anu
doc,are that his retirement is fofceo oy inc li
1e.;hi,;t, NJ Governing the country. lie will
Sonor, from the Presidency with the sncerest
wishes for the future of the Republic.
=, &c stated that during his interview with NJ
,,a,o, today. President Grevy was greatly affected
end nleaded piteously for time. NJ Maret, how
ever. was obdurate. He said that too much time
had been lost already; that it was the duty OF
The President TO resign Immediately, and that he
should send message TO the Chamber not later
than Saturday. 1t is reported that NJ. Grevy
worked at the message until a late hour tonight
A secret meeting, attended by NM. Clemenceau,
Granet LoclIroy, Rochefort and others, was held
tonight to discuss the question Of successor to
A. Grevy Ii is rumOred that all military candi-
dates were rejected.
The President held conference of two hours
duration with NM Ferry and Raynal.
NJ Ribot is member of the Chamber of Deputies
for the Department of Pas de Calais. If he
forms a new Cabinet, among the members will
be NM. Goblet and Deves
CHICAGO Nov. ga particular interest in the
news that NJ. RibOt will probably form the new
French Cabinet is felt in Chicago. 1t arises from
the fact that NJ Ribot married daughter of the
late Isaac n. Burch, Of this city. and was in
Chicago few months ago to settle claim OF
Mir Burch's second daughter, growing out OF the
famous Burch divorce case.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO HER RooA

CHARGED WITH SETIINh fihF ~ mn" '''-"'
Mrs Elizabeth Wclsfenig, tho German willow VINO "as
Dund by somc ne eribOrs bound and eagsod III hof
on the fist floor Of No. AT East ilit-s'' u"
November q, was arrested yesterday on chaso VI
arson when found by her noighbor'. Mrs "o'"h'f
said that two men had entered her room by inc hoh
window anl before she could cry for help they hau
ovcrpowcred her bound and gagged her ana roooou
her Of So which she had laid away 10 pay aii u'u'
takers bin for the burial o, her husband. Tho police
sus ccted that the woman not telling the truth'
AZ the front windows, through which sho ciamed tho
burglars entered were securely fastened on the insde'
they learned that She owed the undertakcr Sloo ana
they came TO the conclusion that she got UP the story
TO cvadc tho payment OF The bill.
ON the night sho bound and gagged thero "a'
a fin, in her nom quantity Of Old clothing "%
,ound living around the room partly burnel An upset
kero,cnc ,anp was founl among the clothing. mo
I1n MARSHAL brought the case bcfofo tho CIai jury,
ami an indictment found. II waS a>ccitnh'u
I hat shc hal obtainct Insurance pOHcy lOr Stoo
fron the German American Insurance company on hcr
hou hold effects. sho wa, drought pcioIo "u"so
Iowlpg I'm General SESSIONS yeStcluay anu was cohi-
mltt cd % Io i"mbs In default oi Dali